Valdi - Una tarde sin prisa - XL






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Valdi's original hand-signed acrylic painting titled 'Una tarde sin prisa - XL' (2026), 100 by 70 cm, from Spain, in a contemporary style, depicting a daytime scene and in excellent condition.
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In A Slow Afternoon, a woman rests comfortably while holding the phone between her hands. The wide hat partially hides her face and makes the scene an intimate moment, detached from everything happening around it.
The composition blends the elegance of the figure with the simplicity of a daily moment. The lines of the dress converse with the curved shapes of the armchair and the hat, while the tulips introduce an organic counterpoint and an intense note of color.
The palette, dominated by deep blues and a bright yellow background, creates a warm and serene atmosphere. There is no urgency in the scene: everything seems to unfold at its own pace, like those afternoons when we can simply be, look, read, or let time pass.
A Slow Afternoon celebrates those small moments that belong to us completely. A work about the pleasure of stopping, enjoying one’s own company, and reclaiming, even if only for a moment, a time without obligations.
In A Slow Afternoon, a woman rests comfortably while holding the phone between her hands. The wide hat partially hides her face and makes the scene an intimate moment, detached from everything happening around it.
The composition blends the elegance of the figure with the simplicity of a daily moment. The lines of the dress converse with the curved shapes of the armchair and the hat, while the tulips introduce an organic counterpoint and an intense note of color.
The palette, dominated by deep blues and a bright yellow background, creates a warm and serene atmosphere. There is no urgency in the scene: everything seems to unfold at its own pace, like those afternoons when we can simply be, look, read, or let time pass.
A Slow Afternoon celebrates those small moments that belong to us completely. A work about the pleasure of stopping, enjoying one’s own company, and reclaiming, even if only for a moment, a time without obligations.
